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by h43z 8y ago
I tried to live with javascript disabled by default but gave up after two months because all I did was white-listing every page I opened. Gave up on my own side projects too. Building something that works with and without javascript is just
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by h43z 8y ago
"Maps of Meaning: The Architecture of Belief" by Jordan Peterson
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by h43z 8y ago
This python script https://github.com/h43z/rssify serves me well to get and RSS feed for websites that don't provide one.
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by h43z 8y ago
I did not know about the iframe's srcdoc attribute which all these creative hacks use in order to get javascript evaluated. Just yesterday I created http://localhorst.43z.one to play with saving websites in the browsers loc
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by h43z 8y ago
The build in vim alternatives for nerdtree :E<CR> fuzzy finding :e /index<Tab> (index being part of filename) autocompletion <CTRL-P> while in insert mode and typing word
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by h43z 8y ago
If you want to play with custom javascript payloads I created a website that lets you set one. http://dnsrebindtool.43z.one/
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by h43z 8y ago
I'm looking for something like this but works with vim. Editing chrome snippets [1] in the dev tools is not fun. [1]: https://developers.google.com/web/tools/chrome-devtools/snip...
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by h43z 8y ago
Yes I have. Here you go https://github.com/h43z/rssify
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by h43z 8y ago
For websites I want to follow that don't provide an RSS feed I wrote a 30 line python script which runs in daily cronjob and creates me an an XML feed that I can import locally in my reader (newsboat). Easy and it works great.
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by h43z 8y ago
I was just browsing Tilde Club [1] and then came here. Nice to see this on the HN homepage. [1] http://tilde.club/
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by h43z 9y ago
Interesting how they make use of tmux sessions for the cloud shell session feature.
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by h43z 9y ago
the article is pay walled
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by h43z 9y ago
After the death of google reader I looked around for a new reader and finally decided for newsbeuter an open-source RSS/Atom feed reader for text terminals. Since I always read the article on the source site newsbeuter is perfect for m
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by h43z 9y ago
The website needs a rework. Some challenges load more than 300mb of images.
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by h43z 9y ago
I have written my own script which makes use of AqBanking-CLI. Postbank does support HBCI.
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by h43z 10y ago
Mutt makes writing/reading/searching/managing email just really fast. Mutt also allows to pass the message body to an external program. This helps for formatting HTML mails. This is a snippet from my .mailcap file which rende
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by h43z 12y ago
I would love to see bitcoin having zero waste and impact on our environment but even now in it's current state it is much cheaper and environmentally friendly [1] than other methods like Gold Mining, Gold Recycling, Banking System Elec
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by h43z 12y ago
You don't even need xss for this. You can simply bruteforce the password and try to get some fingerprint of the router and enable remote management. I did this some years back. Back then I also needed to find out the routers IP. Did th
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Cvim – much more powerful alternative to vimium(github.com)
7 points by h43z 12y ago|1 comments
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by h43z 12y ago
What I like about LoL is that it combines the right amout of knowledge, skill, tactics and teamwork to be successful. You can get into the game quite quickly and have fun on a lower level but also play it intensivly without reaching any kin
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Cluster-Level Container Deployment with fleet(coreos.com)
3 points by h43z 12y ago|0 comments
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by h43z 12y ago
Some problems I currently have with docker. 1. Dockerfiles are to static You cannot start the docker build process with an variable (eg. a var that holds a specific branch to checkout) in your dockerfiles. 2. Managing the build process,star
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by h43z 13y ago
I don't know how to hack his chances of survival but i would start to make the time he has left really nice and good. If he has programming skills why not start a project/hackathon maybe some ctf's or a game so you can just h
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by h43z 13y ago
In my naivety i think it will be impossible to proof that we live in a simulation. Even if we could simulate an universe we cannot say we live in one. And if we find bugs in our current universe we cannot say if it is a bug or our model is
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Kobra – Realtime Collaborative Coding(kobra.io)
3 points by h43z 13y ago|0 comments
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This company sold Google a quantum computer. Here’s how it works.(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by h43z 13y ago|0 comments
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JPEG Patches(hackerfactor.com)
2 points by h43z 13y ago|0 comments
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Science teacher gets surprising results from McDonald's diet(youtube.com)
2 points by h43z 13y ago|0 comments
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Top Unix Command Line Utilities 2013(blog.coldflake.com)
2 points by h43z 13y ago|0 comments
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The Front-end of Middle-earth(html5rocks.com)
3 points by h43z 13y ago|0 comments

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